How animals help children with reading and exams
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Feb 7, 2007
I have a little problem,I got this power filter and it
makes bubbles at the top, and my beta got mad and puff out
his gills and he sometimes attacks the tank.I dont what to
do Please help..................
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He'll probably be fine. Let him get used to it. If it looks
like he's going to hurt himself and the filter isn't
necessary, turn it off but he'll adjust.
On 2/07/07, Jeremy Butler wrote:
> I have a little problem,I got this power filter and it
> makes bubbles at the top, and my beta got mad and ...See More